• Who Misses Out When the US Selects Their Teams a Year Early?

    Anna Moesch is the latest on the list of superstar swimmers who have missed out on the “A team” when the U.S. has chosen its squads a year out.

  • Where Gretchen Walsh’s 54.33 Ranks Among the Greatest World Records in Swimming History

    Walsh’s new mark of 54.33 makes her more than 2% faster than the next-fastest swimmer in history, Sarah Sjostrom, making this the most dominant current WR.

  • Updated All-Time Team Title and Individual Title Rankings (NCAA Women’s D1 Swimming & Diving)

    The Virginia women have 59 all-time NCAA event titles – and 55 of them have come during their current six year championship run.

  • Pitt Women Record Best Finish in Women’s NCAA Swim & Dive History (FULL 48 TEAM SCORING MOVES)

    The Pitt women (above) had their best NCAA finish in program history, while the Cal and Michigan both added over 100 points from last year.

  • Breaking Down the Splits on Luka Mijatovic’s History-Making 500 Free

    Luka Mijatovic might have dropped one of the craziest age group swims in history on Saturday evening. Here’s what the numbers say.

  • After A Circuitous Route To The Top, Is Van Mathias USA’s Next Breakout Breaststroker?

    Van Mathias has been on an absolute tear over the last few months – could he be the man to take over Nic Fink’s mantle for the U.S.?

  • Freshman Max Carlsen Breaks NC State School Record, Building on Program’s Distance Tradition

    It would be easy to view the NC State Wolfpack men as a sprint program. Their sprint record books are…

  • How Unusual Is Rylee Erisman’s 21.6 in the 50 Free + 4:34 in the 500 Free?

    Only one other swimmer in history has been under 4:35 in the 500 yard free and under 21.7 in the 50 yard free – and Erisman did it at 16.